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The document discusses the 2009 US Open golf tournament held at Bethpage Black, mentioning Tiger Woods winning the event and interviews with Dan Hicks of NBC Sports, Jamie Diaz of Golf Digest, Bill and Rees Jones, David Fay, Peter Bevacqua, and Dick Rugge of the USGA. It also announces the upcoming release of Volume II of "The Story of Golf" focusing on how the game has evolved.
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